Sucker Punch games with the best fights, ranked

Summary

• Sucker Punch Productions excels at creating compelling combat for their titles, ensuring solid gameplay experiences.

• The Sly Cooper series shows gradual improvements in combat mechanics and stealth takedowns.

• Infamous and Ghost of Tsushima highlight the evolution of the combat systems in the Sucker Punch games, offering different and fun options.

Sucker Punch Productions is one of the most prominent internal PlayStation developers around right now. Titles like Infamous AND Ghost of Tsushima have become must-play games on their respective consoles. It helps that the company knows how to develop engaging combat for its video games.

This means that players will always be able to enjoy solid gameplay, no matter what title they try out for themselves. Throughout its impressive history, Sucker Punch Productions has released numerous titles that have wowed PlayStation gamers time and time again. These are some of the best.

8

Sly Cooper and the Thievius Raccoonus

Decent combat, but nothing to write home about

The first game in The cunning Cooper it laid the foundation for a stunning 3D action-adventure platformer that fans still love today. With a focus on stealth and stealing, it's easy to see why the first game's combat wasn't the main focus.

However, players could still enjoy taking out enemies with their trusty khopesh to take out enemies. It may be simple, but the combat made the title more engaging and welcoming to players who wanted to experience this unique series.

7

Sly 2: Gang of Thieves

Stealth takedowns made combat and stealth more rewarding

Many people consider Smart 2 be the best in the series. This title does a great job of enhancing the suite of gameplay options at the player's request. One of the biggest additions to the game was the stealth takedown mechanic, which fits perfectly with the sneaky nature of the gameplay.

This added a whole new layer to combat as players could take out certain enemies from the shadows to thin out the herd if they were spotted. It's a small change, but one that has gone a long way Smart 2 memorable.

6

Sly 3: Honor Among Thieves

Polishes the gameplay to perfection

Smart 3 it is undoubtedly the most refined title of the series from a gameplay point of view. While the innovations it made weren't enough for its fans, most people would agree that the combat and stealth feel more refined.

This means that players who want to have fun at The cunning Cooper a game with fun combat will love what the third main entry brings to the table. Slicing through enemies and eliminating them with style is a simple yet cathartic task that never gets old.

5

Infamous

Cole MacGrath's electrical powers are a lot of fun

It's a shame that the PS3 Infamous games are stuck on this console, as many gamers have been robbed of enjoying one of the best open world superhero games gamers can get their hands on. Cole MacGrath is a simple and unassuming bicycle courier who receives electricity when one of his packages explodes.

This leads to some fun combat moments as players unlock more of Cole's powers to wreak havoc. The use of electric grenades and precision bolts are just a few of the many ways in which you fight Infamous it's fresh and fun.

4

Infamous 2

The addition of new powers looks better than ever

Infamous 2 is an excellent sequel that improves on everything from the first game gameplay-wise. Along with his electrical powers, Cole can use fire or ice powers depending on his alignment to wreak havoc.

Switching between power sets and decimating your opponents never stops being fun Infamous 2. These gameplay additions ensure that players will have more options to choose from as they decide how to eliminate their enemies in style.

3

The infamous first light

It emulates what makes Second Son great, but with fewer powers

The infamous first light is a standalone expansion that runs on the same engine as Second Son. This means that the blend of traversal and combat remains intact as players obliterate their enemies in style.

The lack of variety in powers compared to Second Son it's the main reason people knowYes That First light it doesn't reach the same heights in the gameplay department. However, that doesn't take away from the joy of this game's many unique combat scenarios, as players control the first Neon user to show their enemies who's boss.

2

Second infamous son

Improved movement options and tons of powers to choose from

Second infamous son it is the best game in the series in terms of pure gameplay, although some feel that this title has suffered in other departments. That shouldn't take away from the magic of this game when everything clicks in a combat scenario.

It helps that Delsin has four unique powers to choose from that allow him to dispatch his enemies in style. Concrete may be a bit of an afterthought coming late in the game, but it's fun to mess around with the other powers (especially Neon) as players take out waves of enemies with Delsin's unique abilities.

1

The Ghost of Tsushima

The incredible fight showcases Sucker Punch at its best

Ghost of Tsushima is one of the most visually impressive open-world games on the market, using a striking art style instead of pure graphical fidelity to make its graphics stand out. There is no denying that the best part of this title is an action-packed combat system, where players use various stances, ninja tools and tactics in battle to ensure victory.

Players can hunt enemies from the shadows or terrorize them with their frontal assaults. As players unlock more powers, their options in combat become more varied as players make the most of their abilities to eliminate anyone who stands in their way.